Brian Tamanaha, author of Failing Law Schools, was an early voice warning of the crisis in legal education. He has responded to the Simkovic/McIntyre study which projected the lifetime value of a J.D. as $1,000,000 over a B.A. The discussion is discussed HERE by John Steele at Legal Ethics Forum. Frank Pasquale (former Seton Hall colleague of McIntyre - now at Maryland) responds that Tamanaha's `this time is different' critique fails. Friday, July 26, 2013
Tamanaha responds to Simkovic study on value of a J.D.
Brian Tamanaha, author of Failing Law Schools, was an early voice warning of the crisis in legal education. He has responded to the Simkovic/McIntyre study which projected the lifetime value of a J.D. as $1,000,000 over a B.A. The discussion is discussed HERE by John Steele at Legal Ethics Forum. Frank Pasquale (former Seton Hall colleague of McIntyre - now at Maryland) responds that Tamanaha's `this time is different' critique fails. 
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